Report for June 2018 - Virginia-Highland Security Patrol (aka FBAC)

CRIME STATS

FBAC SECURITY PATROL

MAY-JUNE 2018

                              The Activity Report is a summary of what our FBAC Patrol Officers do on their shifts

Directed Patrols:  23	Drop ins/Park and Walks:  323	Suspicious person:  6
Alarm Response:  5	Suspicious Vehicle:  0	Parking Complaints:  8
Noise Complaints:  1	Out of town Checks:  18	Abandoned Auto:  0
FBAC member Contact:  2	Lost Person:  0	Street Obstruction:  0
Wanted Persons:  0	Intoxicated Persons:  0	Found Property:  0
Criminal Trespass:  0	Info for Officers:  2	Shots Fired:  0
Calls for service (cell Phone):  3

News and Notes

Reporting Period from 5/20/2018-6/26/2018

Significant Incidents:

Residential Burglary 900-Block Saint Charles Ave

Around 1:00 AM on May 20, police responded to a residential burglary call in the 900-block of Saint Charles Ave.  The victim advised that she arrived home around 12:30 AM and discovered her road bike, iPhone, and assorted jewelry missing from her apartment.  She stated that she noticed a screen missing from a window she leaves open for her cats to look outside to the alley and deduced that the burglar made entry and exit through the window, since her door was still locked.  There were no cameras inside or outside the complex, no visible footprints in the alley, and neighbors in adjacent units had not heard or witnessed any activity.  It was not possible to take fingerprints because the homeowner had touched numerous surfaces upon her return when she discovered the missing items.  The victim was able to track her iPhone to an area on Buford Highway and later to the area of Phipps Plaza in Zone 2.  The responding officer forwarded a report to the Zone 6 investigations unit and advised the victim to continue to track her iPhone and monitor websites like Craigslist for any of her stolen property, and to advise Zone 6 detectives if she located any items that way, but to not meet or attempt to recover the items herself.

Reminder:  All members call 911 first if you see a crime in progress or a suspicious person or activity, and then call the FBAC Phone.